6930 E. Chauncey Lane, Suite 295, Phoenix, AZ 85054 Monday – Thursday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM  ·  Friday: By Appointment

Reading & Literacy Therapy

Structured literacy intervention targeting phonemic awareness, decoding, spelling, and comprehension — for children with dyslexia or reading difficulties.

When Reading Doesn't Come Easily

Structured literacy intervention targeting phonemic awareness, decoding, spelling, fluency, and reading comprehension — using research-backed methods proven effective for dyslexia and reading difficulties.

Reading struggles are rarely about effort — they're almost always rooted in the underlying language and phonological skills a child needs to connect sounds to letters. We identify exactly where the breakdown is happening and build a structured, sequential plan to close the gap.

Because speech-language pathologists specialize in the sound system of language, we're uniquely positioned to treat reading difficulties at their root — not just teach workarounds.

Signs Your Child May Need Support

  • Difficulty with reading, spelling, or phonics
  • Reads slowly, skips words, or avoids reading aloud
  • Struggles to sound out unfamiliar words
  • Diagnosed with or suspected of having dyslexia
  • Comprehension lags behind listening ability

Areas of Reading & Literacy Therapy

Phonics

Building the connection between letters and sounds — the foundation for accurate, confident decoding of unfamiliar words.

Phonemic Awareness

Strengthening the ability to hear, identify, and manipulate individual sounds in words — the strongest predictor of reading success.

Decoding

Structured, sequential practice sounding out words accurately and fluently, so reading becomes automatic rather than effortful.

Dyslexia Support

Evidence-based, multisensory structured literacy instruction proven effective for children with dyslexia and related reading disabilities.

Reading Should Never Feel Impossible

Help your child build a strong foundation for reading. Schedule an evaluation to find out exactly what they need.

Call (602) 432-4495